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Maybe cats don't live nine lives at all.
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Maybe they live yours one piece at a
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time. They appear at our milestones.
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Grief, recovery, quiet beginnings, like
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memory and fur. They sense when we
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fracture and settle in the cracks like
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warm cement. Behaviorists say cats
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mirror our energy cycles. Sleep when we
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withdraw, hunt when we hope. Our days
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become their map. Our routines, their
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pulse, your heartbeat and their sink
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when you hold them. Same frequency,
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different species. They inherit our
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patterns, anxiety, calm, even grief. As
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if trying on each life we live and lose.
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Maybe that's why they feel older than
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us. They've lived every version we've
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been. Each time you start over, they
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follow. Same soul, different scene. They
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don't outlive us. They just borrow the
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chapters we aren't using. So when they
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leave, maybe it's not an ending, just a
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handover. Tag someone who believes their
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cat found them for a reason. Follow
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Inside Your Mind, where psychology meets
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the souls we borrow from each other.
